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by gukov 2y ago
True, AI can be more productive, but as a starting point, fully automating a remote engineering seat is at the very least a great experiment. Wouldn't be the first time Google is doing something like this. See recaptcha and building nu
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by gukov 2y ago
Yeah, opting in by default like that can backfire when something gets done and the boss gets in trouble.
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by gukov 2y ago
The most blatant example of this is Samsung phones artificially replacing photos of the Moon with a high-resolution composite.
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by gukov 2y ago
You'd think Open AI's dev velocity and quality would be off the charts since they live and breathe "AI." If a company building ChatGPT itself often delivers buggy features then it doesn't bode well for this whole &#
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by gukov 2y ago
For the moving a lot during sleep problem: have you looked into weighted blankets?
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by gukov 2y ago
Very late but, nonetheless, thank you.
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by gukov 2y ago
For an unlimited amount of users $29 is not all that insane.
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by gukov 2y ago
$15M, apparently.
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by gukov 2y ago
Well, travelling as a group of people almost always demands having a plan, otherwise “we’ll just wander around until we find something interesting” is a hard sell to get everyone on board.
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by gukov 2y ago
Apparently psychedelics can cause the so called ego death. I wonder if it’s the same driving force: a realization of how vast and limitless the world is.
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by gukov 2y ago
Systems are not built in one go. They usually start out simple enough and become complex over time.
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by gukov 2y ago
Curious to see the GitHub. Can you share it?
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by gukov 2y ago
AirPods Pro 2 mic is so, so bad. Went back to EarPods ($22 CAD on sale) -- the mic is practically studio quality now.
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by gukov 2y ago
Am I the only one that thinks using profanity is a lousy way to explain things?
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by gukov 2y ago
I’m actually surprised the API access lasted for so long. The person that provisioned it is probably long gone from Yelp. Similarly, the company’s values and priorities have changed as well. Also, I’m guessing this new API pricing policy is
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by gukov 2y ago
Apple doesn’t want to be associated with something that looks broken. Having said that, what other beta products Apple had released in the past? I don’t recall too many.
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by gukov 2y ago
Could be CPTSD, usually caused by a trauma from childhood. See if the YouTube videos speak to you.
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by gukov 2y ago
One of the first things I figured out on my own right away is my carb ratio. 15 minutes before eating is a must or else you’ll be on a wild chase. We’re somewhat insulin-resistant in the morning. Plus some glucose is dumped into the bloodst
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by gukov 2y ago
"Cyber," used on its own, is the worst of them all.
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by gukov 2y ago
One thing to consider with security software, though, is that time is of essence when it comes to getting protection again 0day vulnerabilities. Gotta think that the pendulum might swing into the other direction now and enterprises will val
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by gukov 2y ago
The companies' CEO's are related. My conspiracy theory is that they don't want to step on each other's toes. Not sure if that works with fiduciary duty, though.
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by gukov 2y ago
Yeah, quite the transformation on Microsoft’s part. It’s one of a few success stories like that, if not the only one of this scale.
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by gukov 2y ago
Turning your current smartphone’s display greyscale is a good interim solution you can do today.
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Mercury: The Solar System's smallest planet may once have been as large as Earth(bbc.com)
12 points by gukov 3y ago|0 comments
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by gukov 3y ago
The brain is indeed fascinating. The stories here reminded me about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirror_therapy .
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Unpatchable security flaw in Apple Silicon Macs breaks encryption(9to5mac.com)
3 points by gukov 3y ago|0 comments
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by gukov 3y ago
"rip headphone users" as they say. What's with the extremely loud noise?
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by gukov 3y ago
Is it really multifactor then, with everything in Bitwarden?
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by gukov 3y ago
How about something along the lines of AWS and their Graviton?
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by gukov 3y ago
How does a fly-by-wire system deal with dual inputs?

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